Whenever the Borough Permit Officer, or other duly authorized municipal
representative including, but not limited to the Mayor, the Borough
Solicitor, the Borough Engineer, and the Chairman of a Borough Commission
or Council Committee, determines there are reasonable grounds to believe
there is or has been a violation of any provision of this Part 1,
of a related ordinance, or of any rule or regulation adopted pursuant
to this or a related ordinance, such authority may give notice of
such alleged violation as follows:
(1) Notice shall be in writing.
(2) Notice shall contain a statement of the reasons for its issuance.
(3) Notice shall allow a stated period of time for the performance of
any acts required for compliance. The time period shall not be less
than 30 days; provided, however that a shorter period for compliance
may be stated where there may be danger to persons or property from
an unsafe condition associated with noncompliance.
(4) Notice shall contain an outline of remedial action which, if taken,
will affect compliance.
(5) Notice shall be served upon the applicant where a permit has issued,
upon the property owner, or an agent of the property owner; provided,
however, that such notice shall be deemed to have been properly served
upon such person when a copy thereof has been served by any method
authorized or required by the Laws of the Commonwealth, including
but not limited to personal service, service by certified mail, or
service by posting notice on the premises where the alleged violation
exists.